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•These caves collapse before we can gain access to them from the surface.
•The light penetrates into the cladding from the core.
•The large chromate ions would not penetrate the smaller pores.
•Usually long extended tooling reaches into otherwise completely inaccessible areas.
•The air finds its way into the pump suction.
•Should air gain access to the suction,...
Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > проникать в
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2 П-257
HE (НЕЛЬЗЙ, СТРАШНО) ПОДСТУПИТЬСЯ HE ПОДСТУПИШЬСЯ all coll VP impers predic with быть« (variants with подступиться) or neg pfv fut, gener. 2nd pers sing (last van) these forms only)1. к чему \П-257 sth. is too expensive for s.o. to be able to afford: к X-y не подступиться = X is out of (my (your etc)) reachX is beyond my (your etc) means X is too much (rich) for my (your etc) pocket(book).Квартиры в этом райное стоят так дорого, что не подступишься. Apartments in this neighborhood are so expensive, they're out of our reach.2. к кому \П-257 it is impossible to address or gain access to s.o. (because of his importance, high position, arrogance etc): к X-y не подступиться = you can't get near (within ten feet of) Xthere's no getting near (talking to, approaching) X X is impossible to approach X is totally unapproachable (inaccessible) (in limited contexts) you'd be afraid to go (get) near X.Чернов теперь такой важный - не подступишься. Раньше я запросто заходил к нему в кабинет, а теперь надо у секретарши записываться. Chernov has gotten to be such a big shot that you can't get near him. I used to just drop by his office and see him, but now you've got to make an appointment through his secretary. -
3 не подступиться
• НЕ <НЕЛЬЗЯ, СТРАШНО> ПОДСТУПИТЬСЯ; НЕ ПОДСТУПИШЬСЯ all coll[VP; impers predic with быть (variants with подступиться) or neg pfv fut, gener. 2nd pers sing (last var.); these forms only]=====1. к чему ≈ sth. is too expensive for s.o. to be able to afford: к X-у не подступиться ≈ X is out of (my <your etc>) reach; X is beyond my (your etc) means; X is too much (rich) for my (your etc) pocket(book).♦ Квартиры в этом райное стоят так дорого, что не подступишься. Apartments in this neighborhood are so expensive, they're out of our reach.2. к кому ≈ it is impossible to address or gain access to s.o. (because of his importance, high position, arrogance etc): к X-у не подступиться ≈ you can't get near (within ten feet of) X; there's no getting near (talking to, approaching) X; X is impossible to approach; X is totally unapproachable (inaccessible); [in limited contexts] you'd be afraid to go (get) near X.♦ Чернов теперь такой важный - не подступишься. Раньше я запросто заходил к нему в кабинет, а теперь надо у секретарши записываться. Chernov has gotten to be such a big shot that you can't get near him. I used to just drop by his office and see him, but now you've got to make an appointment through his secretary.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > не подступиться
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4 не подступишься
• НЕ <НЕЛЬЗЯ, СТРАШНО> ПОДСТУПИТЬСЯ; НЕ ПОДСТУПИШЬСЯ all coll[VP; impers predic with быть (variants with подступиться) or neg pfv fut, gener. 2nd pers sing (last var.); these forms only]=====1. к чему ≈ sth. is too expensive for s.o. to be able to afford: к X-у не подступиться ≈ X is out of (my <your etc>) reach; X is beyond my (your etc) means; X is too much (rich) for my (your etc) pocket(book).♦ Квартиры в этом райное стоят так дорого, что не подступишься. Apartments in this neighborhood are so expensive, they're out of our reach.2. к кому ≈ it is impossible to address or gain access to s.o. (because of his importance, high position, arrogance etc): к X-у не подступиться ≈ you can't get near (within ten feet of) X; there's no getting near (talking to, approaching) X; X is impossible to approach; X is totally unapproachable (inaccessible); [in limited contexts] you'd be afraid to go (get) near X.♦ Чернов теперь такой важный - не подступишься. Раньше я запросто заходил к нему в кабинет, а теперь надо у секретарши записываться. Chernov has gotten to be such a big shot that you can't get near him. I used to just drop by his office and see him, but now you've got to make an appointment through his secretary.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > не подступишься
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5 нельзя подступиться
• НЕ <НЕЛЬЗЯ, СТРАШНО> ПОДСТУПИТЬСЯ; НЕ ПОДСТУПИШЬСЯ all coll[VP; impers predic with быть (variants with подступиться) or neg pfv fut, gener. 2nd pers sing (last var.); these forms only]=====1. к чему ≈ sth. is too expensive for s.o. to be able to afford: к X-у не подступиться ≈ X is out of (my <your etc>) reach; X is beyond my (your etc) means; X is too much (rich) for my (your etc) pocket(book).♦ Квартиры в этом райное стоят так дорого, что не подступишься. Apartments in this neighborhood are so expensive, they're out of our reach.2. к кому ≈ it is impossible to address or gain access to s.o. (because of his importance, high position, arrogance etc): к X-у не подступиться ≈ you can't get near (within ten feet of) X; there's no getting near (talking to, approaching) X; X is impossible to approach; X is totally unapproachable (inaccessible); [in limited contexts] you'd be afraid to go (get) near X.♦ Чернов теперь такой важный - не подступишься. Раньше я запросто заходил к нему в кабинет, а теперь надо у секретарши записываться. Chernov has gotten to be such a big shot that you can't get near him. I used to just drop by his office and see him, but now you've got to make an appointment through his secretary.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > нельзя подступиться
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6 страшно подступиться
• НЕ <НЕЛЬЗЯ, СТРАШНО> ПОДСТУПИТЬСЯ; НЕ ПОДСТУПИШЬСЯ all coll[VP; impers predic with быть (variants with подступиться) or neg pfv fut, gener. 2nd pers sing (last var.); these forms only]=====1. к чему ≈ sth. is too expensive for s.o. to be able to afford: к X-у не подступиться ≈ X is out of (my <your etc>) reach; X is beyond my (your etc) means; X is too much (rich) for my (your etc) pocket(book).♦ Квартиры в этом райное стоят так дорого, что не подступишься. Apartments in this neighborhood are so expensive, they're out of our reach.2. к кому ≈ it is impossible to address or gain access to s.o. (because of his importance, high position, arrogance etc): к X-у не подступиться ≈ you can't get near (within ten feet of) X; there's no getting near (talking to, approaching) X; X is impossible to approach; X is totally unapproachable (inaccessible); [in limited contexts] you'd be afraid to go (get) near X.♦ Чернов теперь такой важный - не подступишься. Раньше я запросто заходил к нему в кабинет, а теперь надо у секретарши записываться. Chernov has gotten to be such a big shot that you can't get near him. I used to just drop by his office and see him, but now you've got to make an appointment through his secretary.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > страшно подступиться
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7 П-256
ПОДСТУПА (-у) НЕТ к кому obsoles, coll VP impers fixed WOit is impossible to address, speak with, or gain access to s.o. (because he is angry, arrogant, occupies an important position etc): к X-y подступа нет = there's no getting near (talking to, approaching) XX is impossible to approach X is totally unapproachable (inaccessible) you can't get near (within ten feet of) X (in limited contexts) you'd be afraid to go (get) near X. -
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РУКОЙ HE ДОСТАНЕШЬ (HE ДОСТАТЬ) (кого) coll VP neg pfv fut, gener. 2nd pers sing (1st var.) or impers predic with бытье (2nd van) these forms only fixed WOs.o. 's high position or status makes him hard to reach, gain access to etc (may imply that s.o. 's high position allows him to act reprehensibly with impunity)X-a рукой не достанешь = you can't get near (within ten feet of) XX is (totally) inaccessible. -
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[VP; impers; fixed WO]=====⇒ it is impossible to address, speak with, or gain access to s.o. (because he is angry, arrogant, occupies an important position etc):- к X-у подступа нет≈ there's no getting near (talking to, approaching) X;- you can't get near < within ten feet of> X;- [in limited contexts] you'd be afraid to go (get) near X.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > подступа нет
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10 подступу нет
[VP; impers; fixed WO]=====⇒ it is impossible to address, speak with, or gain access to s.o. (because he is angry, arrogant, occupies an important position etc):- you can't get near < within ten feet of> X;- [in limited contexts] you'd be afraid to go (get) near X.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > подступу нет
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11 рукой не достанешь
• РУКОЙ НЕ ДОСТАНЕШЬ < НЕ ДОСТАТЬ> ( кого) coll[VP; neg pfv fut, gener. 2nd pers sing (1st var.) or impers predic with быть (2nd var.); these forms only; fixed WO]=====⇒ s.o.'s high position or status makes him hard to reach, gain access to etc (may imply that s.o.'s high position allows him to act reprehensibly with impunity):- X is (totally) inaccessible.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > рукой не достанешь
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12 рукой не достать
• РУКОЙ НЕ ДОСТАНЕШЬ < НЕ ДОСТАТЬ> ( кого) coll[VP; neg pfv fut, gener. 2nd pers sing (1st var.) or impers predic with быть (2nd var.); these forms only; fixed WO]=====⇒ s.o.'s high position or status makes him hard to reach, gain access to etc (may imply that s.o.'s high position allows him to act reprehensibly with impunity):- X is (totally) inaccessible.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > рукой не достать
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